The phrase "fire arose" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe the sudden appearance or origin of a fire. For example: - As the dry leaves caught fire, panic arose among the campers. - A heated argument broke out and soon after, a fire arose between the two parties. - The fire department was called to the scene as flames arose from the old building. - From the ashes, a new fire arose, symbolizing a fresh start for the town.
But officials said a fire arose from a short-circuit at the stalls.
"Whether the fire arose from criminal greed or negligence, our mouths shouldn't be stuffed just because they are mute," a Weibo blogger wrote, alluding darkly to the evasions of central-government officials during a press conference on Friday.
A FEW hours later, we started to get hungry, and the issue of collecting kindling for the fire arose (we had opted not to buy a gas camp stove, theorizing that these were for sissies).
This officer, to encourage his regiment; which had never before been in action, and which had been ordered to lie down to protect itself from the enemy's fire, arose to his feet, advanced in front of the line, and himself fired several shots at the enemy at short range, being fully exposed to their fire at the time.
The Upanishads explains the interdependence of these elements in relation to Brahman, the supreme reality, from which they arise: "From Brahman arises space, from space arises air, from air arises fire, from fire arises water, and from water arises earth". and connects each of the elements to one of the five senses.
If Mr Smith knows both that he left the gas on AND that the alarm does not work, then the probability of a fire is 1, the probability that the fire arises as a consequence of this particular causal chain is 1 - 0.001, and the relative risk is 1/0.001 = 1000.
The possibility of Israeli-Palestinian discussions on a cease-fire arose on Sunday when Mr. Sharon agreed to let his foreign minister, Shimon Peres, meet with Palestinian officials.
And as he breathes, her glowing Fires arise.
The effectiveness of halons in extinguishing fires arises from their action in interrupting chain reactions that propagate the combustion process.
Additionally, the plant is often resistant to environmental changes: it resists floods and droughts and disperses seeds efficiently when fires arise.
The effects of convective flows in n-octane pool fires in an ice cavity were investigated and it was found that a new set of parameters to the classical problem of bounded pool fires arises under these unique conditions.
